Belìce Valley – Sicily: rolling hills, rebuilt villages and a land that looks to the future without forgetting its roots. The Belìce Valley extends between the provinces of Trapani, Agrigento and Palermo, in a landscape marked by the earthquake of 1968 but rich in life, culture and agricultural landscapes. The cultivated fields, vineyards, olive groves and villages suspended between past and rebirth make this valley an authentic place, where silence and light tell deep stories. 🏛️ Countries of remembrance and rebirth: The valley is known for its historic centers rebuilt after the earthquake, such as Gibellina, Poggioreale, Salaparuta and Santa Ninfa. Gibellina Nuova is now an open-air laboratory of contemporary art, while the ruins of Gibellina Vecchia house Burri's Cretto, one of the largest works of land art in the world. 👉 Tip: Stay in a rural site near Salemi or Partanna: many offer cultural tours, food and wine experiences and urban memory routes. 🍇 Terroir wines and authentic flavors: The dry climate and clayey soils of the valley are ideal for the cultivation of vines and olive trees. The wines – in particular Nero d'Avola, Grillo and Perricone – have structure and personality, often linked to small family wineries. The gastronomy includes tumminìa bread, pecorino cheeses, extra virgin olive oil and artisanal preserves. 👉 Tip: Book a tasting in the cellar with a typical lunch: many wineries offer visits to the vineyard and spaces immersed in the countryside, ideal for relaxing and discovering local flavors. 🌿 Rural landscapes and widespread archaeology: In addition to the cultivated countryside, the valley preserves important archaeological sites such as Selinunte and Monte Adranone. The beauty of the landscape also lies in the details: country roads between almond trees, old stone beams, dry stone walls and open views to the sea. 👉 Tip: Stay in a farmhouse between Menfi and Sambuca di Sicilia: you can alternate cultural visits, nature walks and moments of relaxation in authentic environments. 🎉 Festivals, culture and community life: The Belìce Valley is animated by festivals, religious festivals and popular re-enactments that keep alive the ties with the land. Every season offers the opportunity to discover customs, dances, typical dishes and the extraordinary hospitality of the local communities. 👉 Tip: Visit between May and September: it is the richest period of events, itineraries of taste, open-air shows and extraordinary openings of museums and archaeological sites. The Belìce Valley is an ideal destination for those looking for a deep and authentic Sicily: made up of quiet landscapes, widespread art and stories that teach the value of resilience.